I have bubble mcp connected but locally setup but that using the WSL, and for this one triee with WSL and windows side Node and npx, Removed whole claude app and reinstalled removed cached, and other related files but no luck.

@Zubair Kakakhel Thank you looked into it; I'm using Ubuntu in WSL, and the Bubble MCP docs say to use the node command. However, in my case I need to use wsl.exe because Node is installed in Linux, not Windows. My MCP is connected and running, but none of the commands are working—I'm getting a 404 status code each time. Here’s what I’ve checked so far: - BUBBLE_BASE_URL: Set to my app URL (e.g., abcd.com). I’ve tried: - Token: Generated an API token from my Bubble app. - Privacy rules: “Create, modify, and delete via API” is unchecked. Despite all of this, requests return 404. What else should I check to get the Bubble MCP working?

Watched video, it was great. Are you referring to Supabase mcp server or someother?

That would be great if we can have a recording for this. Thanks

Hi @Zubair Kakakhel sir, Thank you so much for putting together the guide—it’s really helpful and definitely saved me a lot of time while setting up my PC. I truly appreciate the effort and time you’ve invested in preparing it. I do have a few suggestions that might make it even clearer for future readers: - When installing NVM and other tools, adding a short note about how to confirm/check that the installation was successful (via command line) would be helpful. - From step 5 onwards, it wasn’t always clear which commands should be run in Ubuntu vs. the default PowerShell terminal. A quick clarification there might help avoid confusion. - In step 8, after running code ., VS Code opened but didn’t launch a terminal by default. When I manually opened one, it defaulted to PowerShell, so I had to switch it to Ubuntu within VS Code. A note about that switch could help guide others. - Lastly, since I’m used to CortexCli, I needed to run it in a separate split terminal. It might be useful to mention this kind of workflow for those who might need multiple terminals. But yes i ended up successfully making first template.